Almost nothing is what it seems in David Fincher’s twisty Gone Girl
Because the Village Voice’s resident movie reviewer Jonas Mekas was off making a film of his own in June of
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New Paltz Climbing Film Festival
“There’s a fine line between boldness and stupidity.” So says one veteran climber in the trailer for Valley Uprising: Yosemite’s
David Sedaris at Bardavon
Nearly all of us can cite fortuitous media moments when we witnessed history as it happened. It was my good
Kathleen Madigan plays UPAC in Kingston
Comedian Kathleen Madigan will bring her droll wit about family, terrorists, the post office and Irish dwarves to the Ulster
Top thinkers duke it out over “American Exceptionalism” at Bard
Itching to pick a fight with someone today? Are you aghast at the apathy of your fellow Americans, who seem
Putting the fun back in funeral in This Is Where I Leave You
What does it say about our times that dysfunctional family comedies have become a freestanding subgenre in the moviemaking universe?
An explosive plot: Equivocation in Rhinebeck
Efforts by politicians to entice or intimidate media people, artists, tastemakers and opinion-shapers in order to frame and spin their
Neil Gaiman on stage with author Audrey Niffenegger at Bard
Successfully recruiting Neil Gaiman to join the faculty last year was more than just a brilliant branding maneuver for Bard
Hugh Masekela coming to Woodstock Film Festival
Don’t wait until the movies that you most wanted to see at the 2014 Woodstock Film Festival are already sold
Da Vinci versus da Mafia in Joseph Luzzi’s My Two Italies
On one hand, there is this romanticized notion of Italy,” says Joseph Luzzi, professor of Italian at Bard College and